Maki Station × Popular Stays for CouplesRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

The accommodation was very quiet throughout, allowing for a relaxing and comfortable stay. The onsen with a faint scent of sulfur and the sounds of cicadas and higurashi from the room were truly soothing. Dinner was served in a private room with a pleasant atmosphere, featuring d

It had the distinguished atmosphere of an Accommodation that hosts the Kisei title match. After arrival, my companion was delighted with the welcome beer (or soft drink). We also received a beer voucher to use once during our stay, which we used after bathing—enjoying a deliciou

It was my first time in Niigata and my first stay at Yumotoya. The traditional Ryokan atmosphere, delicious meals, well-cleaned room, and the comfortable and clean bath were all wonderful. I stayed with my son, who loves Onsen and has stayed at accommodations all over the whole

It left me deeply moved. Not only were the wines exceptional, but both dinner and breakfast exceeded my expectations with their high quality. The freshly baked bread and dishes made with an abundance of fresh vegetables and ingredients were truly delicious. Participating in a

The hospitality of the inn's staff, including the proprietress, was pleasant. Both dinner and breakfast had a wide variety of dishes, were delicious, and left us feeling full. The hot spring water made our skin smooth, and it was the kind of water we wished we could soak in f

This time, I explored the area around Yahiko Shrine, the Okumiya offering views of Sado Island and the Echigo Plain, as well as Yahiko Park. It was a perfect one-day itinerary with a refreshing mix of history and charm. I would love to stay at this accommodation again during th

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay with the winery and hot springs, delicious meals and wine, a book café surrounded by books, and a spacious and clean room! I also participated in the winery tour, where I walked through the vineyards and learned about the process of how the harveste

The next day, we attended a special morning ritual called "Onikkusai" at Yahiko Shrine, which turned out to be an extraordinary experience that deeply moved both my wife and me. In addition, at 6 AM there was bell ringing at a nearby temple; when we went to see it, we also spotte

It is a cozy Ryokan located in the Iwamuro Onsen area. The room we stayed in was a typical Showa-style Japanese room, clean and comfortable. The meals were both delicious and satisfying in portion size. Meal times could be selected at 30-minute intervals, likely to avoid crowding